Min-Maxing and power-gaming are easy to do with Arcane Dominion's Training system, but do not get overwhelmed by players who suddenly power-spike after a Level Up or week of Training.  Remember that for every Max, there is a Min, and this game is balanced for teamwork to cover those bases.

Players may be eager to interrupt your narration or storytelling, this is good engagement and while it is easy to feel frustrated, remember to appreciate their enthusiasm. Politely tell them when you need to finish a paragraph, then address their ideas before resuming.

While role playing is half the value of any TTRPG, rolling dice is the other half. Make sure players are aware of their agency over character progression. Training to roll lots of damage dice is rewarding, as is rolling high on Skill Checks. Make your players roll dice, and they should succeed most of the time.

Players may be eager to interrupt your narration or storytelling, this is good engagement and while it is easy to feel frustrated, remember to appreciate their enthusiasm. Politely tell them when you need to finish a paragraph, then address their ideas before resuming.

Characters in these stories are left gender neutral for the most part, this is because many GMs will default to what they are most comfortable role-playing. Therefore please feel free to make any character your own and improvise any details you would like to add!

Playing as a team is mission critical, so if you see arguments and frustration reoccurring due to character incompatibility, it is your duty as Game Master to offer a solution that can keep the game running smoothly with players working together. In general, avoid serious PVP, and stealing from players.

Expensive miniatures, terrain, and dice are nice to have, but not needed to play. You can play for free using the Public Showcase, one set of dice (free online), and some pencils and paper (character sheet available to print online). Use paper tokens to represent enemies; draw grids on paper to use as battle maps.

Most of the time, one person needs to start the dialogue on when to plan the next session. It is hard for the GM to always be responsible for scheduling, so be upfront with your players and tell them that their input and initiative in helping plan sessions helps keep the game running.